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well, there's some ironic sort of logic at least in my head which says that I can afford to get locked into a proprietary solution only when I know there is a g
by zmmmmm 5y ago
well, there's some ironic sort of logic at least in my head which says that I can afford to get locked into a proprietary solution only when I know there is a good (preferably open source) fallback option if it all goes to hell. So in a rather bizarre kind of way, this is what might enable me to consider Airtable where I had previously not.
- Exuma 5y agoHow is your worst case scenario still not better than doing nothing?
- zmmmmm 5y agoStatus quo for my situation isn't nothing, it's "do a bit more work to implement using more generic tools". For example we use Gitlab and its boards and ticketing system to approximate a lot of what Airflow does. So losing all my production data / getting it hacked and ransomed / having unacceptable downtime and instability are much worse than simply implementing AirTable features bespoke using our existing systems.